This script will only work on Linux with Python installed and Bash shell
installed, so windows users please don't try to use this script.

The point of this script is to scan through the Blender 2.5 source and extract
certain lines that look like they are assigning keys to blender.

To use it first thing you will have to do is:

Open blender25keyextract.sh

Alter the line that starts: INSTALLDIR=~/blenderkeylister

So that it points to the directory where you installed the files
blender25keyextract.sh and blender25keyextract.py


Once that above is done you can use it as follows:

blender25keyextract.sh "directory to start scan from" "location and name of output file"

So for example if you wanted to scan the directory /home/terry/blender/source and output
all the key assignments to a file in your home directory called /home/terry/keylists.txt
you would type:

blender25keyextract.sh "/home/terry/blender/source" "/home/terry/keylists.txt"


WARNING: This little utility contains no error checking what so ever.  
If you use it wrong, if you type paths wrong, if the wind is not blowing
in exactly the right direction and you don't have a talisman of good luck
it will most likely not work.   Even if you do use it correctly it is not
tested in any way so it still may not work.
